Use archive_template filter in your plugin to override archive templates for a given post type, for example, movies: <?php function get_movies_archive_template( $archive_template ) { if ( is_post_type_archive ( ‘movies’ ) ) { $archive_template = dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/templates/movies-archive-template.php’; } return $archive_template; } add_filter( ‘archive_template’, ‘get_movies_archive_template’ ) ; See archive_template in Codex.
You’re adding your rewrite rules to $wp_rewrite->rules, but then not removing them before calling the flush during deactivation. Add code to your deactivation function to remove the stuff you added to $wp_rewrite->rules before calling flush_rewrite_rules().
Uing OOP for your plugin it’s very easy. class MyPlugin { static $flag; static function function_a() { self::$flag = ‘a value’; } static function function_b() { if ( ! is_null(self::$flag) ) echo self::$flag; // echo ‘A Value’; } } add_action(‘plugins_loaded’, array(‘MyPlugin’, ‘function_a’) ); add_action(‘init’, array(‘MyPlugin’, ‘function_b’) ); Not using OOP you can use global variables. … Read more
Do not use function_exists(). Technically, your approach works. In practice, you create problems in your code without any benefit. Readability. When someone else reads your code (e.g. you, one year later), the first question will be: why donât you know your own code? The second one is probably: OK, where is that function defined, how … Read more
Edited after OP insert edited question Once you are creating a new upload system, I thing that you want to add button/link to different part of WP admin: A submenu on “Media” menu A submenu on the “New” menu in the Admin Bar A button inside the Media > Add New page (like in OP … Read more
To solve the problem 1, you could hook to add_attachment and edit_attachment hook. add_action(‘add_attachment’, ‘wpse_set_attachment_category’); add_action(‘edit_attachment’, ‘wpse_set_attachment_category’); function wpse_set_attachment_category( $post_ID ) { // if attachment already have categories, stop here if( wp_get_object_terms( $post_ID, ‘category’ ) ) return; // no, then get the default one $post_category = array( get_option(‘default_category’) ); // then set category if default … Read more
To find an attached callback, you normally can just do the following: printf( ‘<pre>%s</pre>’, var_export( $GLOBALS[‘wp_filter’][‘hook_name’], TRUE ) ); This should give you back an array of callbacks attached to a hook, ordered by priority (which serves as key).
Place Order Button can’t go out of the <form></form> element. What you can do is you can duplicate the button within the element but at the top. like this: For this: Withing you child theme make a folder woocommerce and inside that checkout. Now go to wp-content\plugins\woocommerce\templates\checkout and copy form-checkout.php file and paste that into … Read more
I would use the registration_redirect filter. This allows you to set where the user is sent to, but leaves WordPress to perform the redirect (after everything has successfully processed). function wpse_139267_registration_redirect( $url ) { return site_url( ‘thank-you’ ); } add_filter( ‘registration_redirect’, ‘wpse_139267_registration_redirect’ );
The best way to get around this problem is not creating that abstract class. Never combine object creation with business logic in the same class. This is called a statically linked dependency and usually a flawed design, because you cannot change it on runtime (for tests or per hooks, for example). Avoid inheritance. Separation of … Read more